Wilkin Formby returns to Tuscaloosa with Texas A&M

Former Alabama offensive lineman Wilkin Formby is set to return to Tuscaloosa this Saturday as he lines up for Texas A&M against his former team. A Tuscaloosa native and former four-star prospect, Formby made 16 combined starts for the Crimson Tide across 2024 and 2025 before entering the NCAA transfer portal following Alabama’s Rose Bowl loss to Indiana.

Formby committed to Texas A&M on January 7, citing the player development reputation of offensive line coach Adam Cushing and the influence of offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins as primary factors in his decision. While he initially arrived in College Station to play right tackle, he has demonstrated versatility in his new role.

He will be joined by fellow former Alabama player Isaiah Horton in the matchup. Texas A&M enters the game with a 4-3 record, currently struggling with offensive production, ranking in the bottom 30 nationally in yards per game and yards per play.